Java Software Architecture Tutorials and Videos: microservices, serverless, domain driven design, cloud computing, containers, etc.
JavaServer Faces 2.2 is more evolutionary than it is revolutionary. This is by design as JSF 2.0 added a whole bunch of new features as part of the Java EE 6 platform. The Preface 1 from the JSF 2.2 Public Review specification provides a list of changes between JSF 2.1 …
RAM prices have plummeted and servers with tens or even hundreds of Gigabytes of memory have become common these days. What this means to your application’s architecture and deployment topology is important. On heap caching of data within enterprise application is a common example.
One of the major themes of Java EE 7 and JPA 2.1 is multi-tenancy and EclipseLink, the JPA 2.1 reference implementation, has blazed the trail by shipping support for both multi-tenancy and tenant specific extensions in the Eclipse Indigo release. EclipseLink multi-tenancy enables the use of a single persistence unit …
SwitchYard is a lightweight service delivery framework providing full lifecycle support for developing, deploying and managing service-oriented applications. In the not too distant past, application integration was widely considered to be a post-deployment consideration. Development teams implemented business logic and packaged their application for deployment, while system integrators came in …
Jersey is not just a JAX-RS reference implementation. It also provides many additional features such as pluggable asynchronous executors, integration with various containers such as Grizzly, support for SSE, view templates, and EclipseLink MOXy integration. This session takes an in-depth look at these cool Jersey features in addition to those …
The NoSQL database movement has exploded onto the software scene in recent years, heralding a new era of “polyglot persistence” for enterprise applications.
